All Motorship articles in Web Issue – Page 122
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NewsDecarbonisation network gains another signatory
Wilmar International has become the latest signatory to a global decarbonisation network
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NewsAlfa Laval methanol LFSS
Alfa Laval FCM Methanol has been chosen as the fuel supply system for six new methanol-fuelled container vessels
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NewsFirst Netherlands hydrogen bunker licence granted
The Netherlands’ first hydrogen bunker permit has been granted to Windcat Workboats so that the company can bunker the Hydrocat 48 crew transfer vessel (CTV) with hydrogen in the port of IJmuiden.
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Richard de Vries appointed as LR Area Manager
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has appointed Richard de Vries as Area Manager for South Asia, the Middle East and Africa (SAMEA).
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NewsNorwegian Brand Banks On Italian-Built Series
Testament to continuity in a traditional Venetian industry, Fincantieri’s Marghera shipyard has completed the first of an imposing new generation for Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL).
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NewsMacGregor RoRo kit for H-Line PCTCs
MacGregor has received a significant order to supply all-electric RoRo equipment to four H-Line PCTC vessels
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NewsAll eyes turn to CCUS: LR’s van der Post
The emergence of a new trade in carbon transportation is likely to depend upon regulatory developments to support investments, Lloyd’s Register’s Sean van der Post tells The Motorship in an exclusive interview.
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NewsMOL plans hard sail for second bulk carrier
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) plans to equip a second bulk carrier with the Wind Challenger hard sail system.
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NewsHarvest Energy Marine adds bunker tanker to fleet
Harvest Energy Marine, a member of the Prax Group of companies, has purchased a new tanker, Fortuna II.
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NewsMAN in deal to convert engines to dual-fuel methanol
MAN Energy Solutions has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Stena Teknik and Proman for a project to retrofit MAN 48/60 engines to make them capable of dual-fuel, diesel and methanol operation.
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NewsK Line inks Qatar LNG deal
K Line has signed a deal with QatarEnergy for the long-term time charter for seven newbuild LNG carriers
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NewsRotor sail system for Pacific combi carrier
BHP, the mining major, and Pan Pacific Copper, a subsidiary of Japan’s JX Nippon Mining & Metals group, have signed an agreement with Norsepower to install a rotor sails system on board a combination carrier, MV Koryu.
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NewsWärtsilä’s SPECS camera solution selected for Bay of Biscay ferry
Brittany Ferries has opted to install a Smart Panoramic Edge Camera System (SPECS) on its passenger ferry operations. The solution, supplied by Wärtsilä Voyage, will be first installed onboard the Salamanca.
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NewsSEA\LNG challenges scrubber/VLSFO payback
Industry group SEA\LNG finds significant benefits to a business choosing an LNG retrofit over fuelling with VLSFO or retrofitting an HFO vessel with scrubbers, based on a 10-year payback period.
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NewsAvikus wins smart voyaging contract for 23 vessels
Avikus, an HD Hyundai subsidiary specialising in autonomous navigation technologies, has signed contracts for the delivery of its artificial intelligence technology for 23 ships.
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NewsInnovative solutions dominate the shortlist for 2022 MS Award
Hybridisation and future fuels are the dominant themes behind this year’s shortlist of MS Award nominees, which encompass a wide range of innovative projects.
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NewsBulk carrier wind retrofit project
Deltamarin will carry out the ship side basic design for installing wind power onboard the 210,000dwt bulk carrier Berge Olympus
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NewsMarine emissions monitor distributor deal
Goltens Worldwide will act as the distributor for an an emissions monitoring solution, Emsys-iS Marine Emissions Monitor. The deal also covers Emsys Maritime Ltd’s Emsys-PM Smoke Density Monitor products.
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NewsSouth Africa’s TNPA eyes Northern Cape greenfield hydrogen export hub
South Africa’s Transet National Ports Authority (TNPA) is moving ahead with green hydrogen strategy which involves the construction of a greenfield new port energy hub in the Northern Cape.
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NewsUS research vessel to be powered by fuel cells
UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography has selected Glosten as the naval architect for the university’s new hydrogen-hybrid research vessel.
